Senate Currency Bills Out of Committee in the Senate
The Senate Banking and Currency Committee reported its agreement to disagree by presenting two currency reform measures. Owen’s proposal and Hitchcock’s Democrat and Republican draft reflect 300 amendments to the House bill. Debates to continue next month as the two reports shape the split on regional reserve control, bank ownership, gold redemption, and farm loans.
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Washington, D. C
Navy
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Owen
Hitchcock
House
Senate
Knights of Pythian District Meeting at Belmar
A Thursday night district meeting of the Knights of Pythian was held at Belmar with many Grand Lodge officers present. The Grand Lodge degree was conferred on qualified past chancellors. District Deputy Grand Chancellor Richard S. Wines of Belmar presided.
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Knights of Pything
Belmar
Grand Lodge
Richard 8. Wines
Red Bankers Wed Here
Announcement of the marriage of Leroy Loder and Miss Ida Krahnert both of Red Bank. The ceremony was conducted on September 14 by Rev. Dr. John Dobbins at St Luke's parsonage 149 Washington Street.
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Leroy Loder
Ida Krahnert
Red Bank
John ¥. Dobbins
St. Luke's Parsonage
No. 149
Washington Street
Happily Married Lester Havens and Miss Digman
Miss Josephine Digman of Boston and Lester Havens son of William H Havens of Deal were married Tuesday night at St Michael's Church New York. The bride wore white satin and old lace with orange blossom and carried white roses and lilies of the valley. Attendant was her sister Mixes Anne Digman in pink satin. Best man was James Egan of New York. Afterward the couple went to Churchill's for a reception and will honeymoon then stay in Deal for weeks.
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Josephine Digman
Boston
Lester Havens
William H. Havens
Deal
St. Michael's Church
49Th Street
New York
Mixes Anne Diguian
James Egan
Churchill's
40Th Street
Drops Dead While Twang to Friend in New Jersey
George Herbert of Bradley Beach collapsed while talking to a friend in Wanamassa yesterday. He showed heart pain en route from Asbury Park, had indigestion beforehand, and died before medical help arrived. Coroner Morris issued a burial permit after the incident.
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George Herbert
Bradley Beach
Wanamassa
J. Turner Rose
Asbury Park
Herbert
Avon
Indigeston
William H. Morris, Sr
Wanamasaa
Aligor Seeks Permit to Carry Revolver in Rumson
James M. Aligor of Sea Bright sought a permit to carry a revolver after alleging threats and assaults by a Rumson officer and a local clergyman. He presented an affidavit to Sea Bright officials. the mayor advised filing with the mayor in person and offered no approval.
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James M. Aligor
Sea Bright
Rumson Road
Allger
Rumson
Allgor
George W. Elliott
Eatontown Church 67 Years Old Anniversary Observed
The South Eatontown A.M.E. Zion Church marks 67 years with sunrise prayer, sermons and programs led by Rev. J. Rhodes and Rev. Dr. J. White. The church, oldest in New Jersey Conference, emphasizes its rural leadership, with property valued around 5 000 and recent improvements costing about 2 000.
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of the South
Eatontown A.M
J. Ti. White
Christian Endeavor
Mr. Price
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
N. J
New Jersey
A. M. E. Zion
William L. Rhodes
W. L. Rhodes
Important Decision In A Local Gage Highest Court Rules
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals holds that actual notice is required to cancel an insurance policy. William Fritz must be paid 1200 for a barn policy cancelled prior to a 1911 fire, after considering notice delivery and whether receipt suffices. Attorneys Flanagan, Depue, Foulks for the company. Way for Fritz.
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Trenton
N. J
Navy
Court of Errors and Appeals
William Fritz
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company
Chancellor Walkers
Victor Emanuel
Norwood Avenue
Long Branch
Mr. Emanuel
Mr. Fritz
Fritz
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Massachusetts
Emanuel & Co
William K. Flanagan
Lindabury
Depue and Foulks
The
Insurance Company
Thomas P. Way
Dr Remsen Leaves Hospital After Typhoid Cure
Dr John J Remsen of Baltimore Maryland a typhoid patient at Monmouth Memorial Hospital for eight weeks left the institution cured on Thursday. He is stopping at Belmar.
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Remsen
John J Remsen
Baltimore
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Belmar
Speath Lectures on Luther in Great Moral Leaders Series
Dr J Dun can Speath delivered the fourth talk in a Long Branch Teachers Association series at the Intermed i al Auditorium with the title Luther the Protestant deal. The audience praised the lecture as one of the best of the series. Two more lectures follow on December 5 and December 19 covering Rousseau and Lincoln. Speath, tied to Princeton University, is regarded as a premier public lecturer.
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J. Duncan Speath
Long Branch
Teachers’ Association
Speath
Princeton University
Award Given Against Trolley in Damages Suit
Judge Jacob Steinbach Jr and a jury spent yesterday hearing the merits of a damages case involving Emma Godwin and the Atlantic Coast Electric Railway Co. Godwin, a laundress, testified she was thrown from a trolley when it started as she alighted at Belmont and Second avenues on Sept 8. The trial continued, with witnesses and lawyers for both sides.
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Jacob Steinbach, Jr
Shhoeniein
Emma Godwin
Atlantic Coast Electric Railway Company
Sidney T. Vandyke
J. William Jones
R. R. Rogers
Harry G Woolley
William H. Bortz
Long Branch
Engine 252 Mishap Near Sea Bright Injures Crew? Likely Not
Engine 252 pulling a work train suffered a severe mishap at 4 45 Thursday afternoon near Sea Bright. A left main driving rod broke and a cylinder head blew out. the steam box tore loose and the cab door was torn off. A rescue engine towed it to East Long Branch. crewman Edward Stout reportedly knocked back but unharmed.
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Sea Bright
East Long Branch
Edward Stout
Former Local Man Shot While Hunting Near Freehold
Edward Mulholland of South Street Mreetiot a slate roof contractor and former Long Branch resident was shot while hunting quail near Freehold. He suffered multiple shotgun wounds in the back arms head and ankle but not seriously injured. Charles A. Cahill and Frances Cahill accompanied him as Dr. William M. Hepburn treated his injuries.
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Edward Mulholland
South Street
Mreetiot
Long Branch
Freehold
Mulholland
Charles A. Bly
Frances Cahil
Mr. Cahill
Special attraction and dishes at Mise ladys Lane
Tonight features special attraction with Gardner and Johnston at Mise ladys Lane. Special dishes promise best of everything and heat of the moment.
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the Imperial Hotel
Gladys Lane
Gardner and
Johnston
Mise Ladys Lane
Gardner and Johnston
Mise Gladys Lane
Annual Meeting of County Y M C A Dinner in Monmouth
The Rural Y M C A held its annual dinner and convention in Monmouth with ninety attendees from towns including Red Bank Matawan Marlboro English Town and Long Branch. Speakers urged stronger local organization and personal commitment while noting active participation from state and county secretaries and new members.
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Rural
Young Men's Christian Association
Red Oer
Yam C
Monmouth Street
Red Bank Y
C. A
Rea Hawk
Matawan
Marlboro
Englishtown
Eatontown
Mair Haven
Belmar
Trenton
Freehold
Sea Bright
Tennent
Long Branch
Atlantic Highlande
Meyport
Moorestown
Mount Holly
Newark
New York
Dinors
Red Hawk Y. M. C. A
Mrs Mary Clancy Dies After Short Illness in Trenton
Stricken at noon yesterday Mrs Mary Clancy wife of William M Clancy died late last night at her Trenton home after several days of poor health She leaves three daughters and six sons including Thomas Joseph and Frank J Clancy The family longtime Trenton residents who came from Sheffield England where they wed
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Mary Clancy
William M. Clancy
Trenton
Thomas A. Clancy
Howland & Clancy
Clancy
Brote
Asbury Park
Thomas
Joseph FL
Frank J
Sheffield
England
Local Slayers Seek Clemency in New Jersey Court
The New Jersey Court of Pardons has received clemency applications from 27 inmates at the state prison, including 31 serving murder terms and five for manslaughter. Four from Monmouth County are named, with sentences ranging from 12 to 25 years, including cases tied to Long Branch and the Suburban Hotel incident.
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State House
Trenton
N. J
Court of Pardons
Monymouth County
John Calatino
Gavino Crispo
Frank Marchesato
Charles Powell
Powell
Marchesano
Loig
W. J. Flynn
Broadway
Long Bravch
Marchesa
Carpenter Hurt In Scaffold Fall At Sea Bright
Two carpenters William Sturgeon and William Tallman worked on a scaffold fifteen feet high at the Mason cottage in Sea Bright yesterday afternoon. The scaffold broke, Tallman escaped injury while Sturgeon fractured his left wrist and was rushed to Monmouth Memorial Hospital by bulkhead builder J Addison Howland, the cottage owner. Commerce officers held a conference at Charles C McFaddin’s Broadway home to discuss the carnival and the 1918 chamber deficit and plans to meet them promptly.
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Sea Bright
William Sturgeon
William Tallman
Oakhurst
Looge
Tallman
Sturgeon
Monmouth’ Memorial Hospital
J. Addison Howland
Commerce Officers Center, Commerce
Charles C. McFaddin
Broadway
11Th Avenue
Carnival
Chamber of Commerce
McFaddin
Geome Carnival
Sea Bright Council Backs Resolution Against Beaton's Bill
Sea Bright bor ough Council votes unanimously to oppose Beaton's Bill delaying navigation by increasing vessel crews and equipment. The resolution urges Congress to amend the bill, fearing impact on shore interests along the New Jersey coast. A wall paper sale notice follows.
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Sea Bright Borough
C. H. Mexgill
Uttle
New Jersey
Shrewsbury River
Ben Bright
Congress
Con-gTess
Rebels devastate northern Mexico as Americans flee
U S Marines may land but only to protect property and lives. Gen Huerta pledges safety for foreigners as unrest drives Americans to evacuate from northern regions amid ongoing clashes.
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Mexico
United States
Brady Nephew Is Slain
Mexico City reports fresh atrocities by Mexican rebels marching on the capital. Arson, rape, torture and murder are used as the rebels claim loyalty to General Carranza. Northern areas face declared anarchy as governments' holds weaken and supplies are cut. Foreign protection fears rise as Blanquet and Pearson Oil Syndicate officials seek safety for property.
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Mexico City
Carrana
Republic
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Teple
Mexico
Huerta
Clanquet
Thas
Blanquet
Pearson Oil Syndicate
Tuxpan
Tampico
Foreig
Moheno
United States
Guadalajara
Te Uic
Durango
Mazatlan
San Lule
Potosi
Oaxaca
Library Society Elects Officers For Free Reading Room
The Free Reading Room and Library Association held its 386th meeting and elected officers. President Mrs Howard Green. First VP Mrs J A Holland. Second VP Mrs T Pra ser Price. Secretary Mrs T V Arrowsmith. Treasurer Mrs Green. Trustees Mrs Thos By Wi and others. Librarian Miss Mary Clarkson. Also notices sale of Canadian Tim car load at four thirty this afternoon at Brittons and Gans Stores.
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Howard Green
J. A. Howeland
Mis. Green
Thos
Geo. W. Cook
Chas
P . Faddin
Mies
Sara Woolley
H. C. Clark
Mis
Mary Clarkson
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Pythian District Meeting
Lester Ravens
Happily Married
Phil Cohen
Eve
Bt. Luke's
Britton’s
Gano's
Twang
Aligor
Eatontown Church
Chancelor Walker
Spaeth
Martin Luther
Pauline Rice
Miss Godwin
Atlantic Coast Company
MC. A
Monmouth Towns
Monmouth
J. Frederick Talcott
Monmouth County Young Men's Christian Aegolations
Monmouth County
BE. T. Judd
William F. Overman
Burlington County
Friends’ School
N. Z
Carpenter
SEA Bright Council
Wall Paper
A. F. Goffen
Peeste
Carranza
Gen. Huerta
Brady
Lionel Cardep
Library Society
Philip Sehmidt
Britton'’s
Ganb's
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